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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-03
STATE CANVASS
or
Anti-PrOhibitiOniStS.

APRON MENTS or HON. GEO, 7, TODD,
IlttsDurg, w edncsday, july q.
Mt. Pleasant, Thursday, July =
Mt. Vernon, saturday. July 9.
Red Hill, (Csss Coz Friday, July -.
Queen City, (Cass CO.. Saturday,
July 16.
Texarkana, Monday, july Is.
APPOINTMENTS or HON. JOHN " COPE
LAND.
Gonzales, Monday, July f.
Wacldcr Tuesday, july b.
Luling, "Wednesday, July6.
Lockhart, Thursd6v.JulyG
san Marcos. Saturday, Jdly @
kilc. Monday, July IL.
Austin, Tuesday, july ~.
Elgiu, Wednesday,. July d.
McDadc, Thursday. July d..
Giddiug-, Friday, July %.
BRENNAN, ~aturdav.Ju'y lG.
Caldwell, MONDAY, july IT,
Navn.ota, Wednesday, July a1
Andcrtor. Thursday. JUN .I.
huntsville, FRIDAY. july 2
Crcckctt, SATURDAY Jut
Palesiinc, Monday .lut
icwctt, Tuesday. JWt
Buffalo, Wednesday, JWy 10.
Taylor, Friday july 80.
Gcorgoi own, saturday july 40.
Round Rock, Monday, AUGUST l..
Lampasa-, Wcdnc day Augusta.
APPOINTMENTS or HON SETH SHEPARD
santa Anna, Monday, july B..
Brentwood, lucsdAy July p.
Cameron, Monday, july IL.
Caldwell, Tuesday, July ~.
BRENNAN, Wednesday July d..
independence, Thursday, July IT,
Corsicaua, Tue sdHy, August !.
Col. shepard will mako other up
pointmcnts hereafter.
PP0lNTMENTS or HON BARNETT GIBBS
Whiteeboro, Monday. July f..
Gainesville, Tuesday, July D.
Montague, Thursday, July T.
Henrietta. Saturday, july q.
Wichita Fails, Monday. July n.
Decatur, "Wednesday, july H..
Meridian, SATURDAY. July ~.
Walnut Spfiuga, Monday, July is.
Dublin, "Wednesday. July ~.
DE Leon, Friday, July -.
Cisco, saturday, JUIl 49,
Tyler. Tuesday July 2G.
Palestine, Thursday. July Us.
huntsville Friday Juy o.
Houston, saturday. Juy 800.
Gonzales, Monday, August {.
APPOINTMENTS o. HDyW. CRAM
MncO,a, Monday. July
Terrell, rucsdny, july D..
Dallas, Thursday JuN
WaXahachic, saturday, Ju.y' Cor
9icaua, az night.
Waco, Monday. July H.
Marliu. Tuesday, luly o..
Calvert, Wednesday. july l3.
Rockdnlc, Friday, july -.
thj Tor, saturday, July &c.
austin, Monday July Is.
san Marcos. Tuesday, Ju.y 10.
san Antonio. "Wednesday, July 20.
Mr.. Grain Will announce lurthc
ppointmcnts tor west TcNns.
APPOINTMENTS OF HON r. Q. MILLS.
McAin Monday, July /.
Waco. Wednesday, July d.
Bolton, FRIDAY, July 5.
APPOINTMENTS OF HON GUSTAVE COOK
Dallas, Monday, July L.
Terrell, Tuesday, July p.
wills Point, Thursday, July T.,
Marshall, saturday, July %
henderson, Monday, July N.
TYLER, Wednesday, July rs.
Palestine, Friday, july 10.
Crockett, saturday, july l6.
san Marcos, saturday, July 25
Austin, Monday, July %.
Georgetown, tuesday, July 2G
Burnct, Thursday, July %.
Galveston, Tuesday, August q.
APPOINTMENTS or HON |. ". MOORE
Columbus, Monday, July f.
APP0lNTMENTS0F HON LC.ALtXANDtF
Denton, Saturday, July ..
Appointments for other speaker
will bc announced from time TO tim,
and our friends are requested to sup
plcment the notice with local publ
cations.
GEORGE lark Cb,i-p,o
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Gen. BouLANcER

PARIS, July 2,-Gcncral Boulangcr
has asked and been granted an oXten-
ton of his holiday to july 10, before
joining the army corps to tho com.
mand to which he has just been APP
pointed
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PNORIAsIN OK NCNLN SKI,

J., John Cas-, y. d. s.. having pn
dentistry In this county for ,hiriy.dys
and being well known TO thousands hen,
with "a view t. help any who are aal.i
have been fCr the past twelve years
that the Cuticura Remedies cured meo
asis or scaiy skin. IN eight days. ui;etu
tors with Whoml had consulted gayg
help or eucJuragome
JDUNJCAEs.D'
Newton. y. j.
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over-cstimating - crowd Of their
own. However they can tear the "hl.
lin" out ofone OF the other Kind with
amazing ease and grace. Eight thou
sand at Fort Worth Is multiplied I'M.
Ill it.is made to read twenty five thou
sand.
WHAT business il 1t of the Hamilton
lIorald's whether we assault Uerndon
or Crsnflll or not, or they US. AS its
none of your business Mr.. Herald, you
will find that attending to your own
bushes, pays as well here as It does in
Canada.
THE Dallas papers all entered the
anti.prohibltion field early 10 the nc.
ton. The Fori Worth papers came
in later and were compelled to 20
agaiust Dallas aud IN favor OF the
amendment. That's the long and
short OF it.
THE ladies. may the Lord bless 'cm.
are just Us sweet a. human flesh can
be made, but ala- for prohibition
they don't vote.
Iris sunday and you should hear a
-crmon into which there is not mice.
tcla ,urieit of prohibition.
TIE viii, Pom, Chronicle is All
able enti-prohibition paper one OF
tn best in the state.
IT seems to be political, especially
since the publication OF Col. Parrotts
letter.
lrprohibition j. political how comes
it that it snot I'm republican
THE prohibiuoniste were al there
aud yet there was only $1,000.
/ CHURCH and college choirs don't
vote to any alarming extent
/ How often will we be called upon
to deny its Political slant:
lr was a dreadful give away.
lr is false, it T. not political.
ON. it canuo be political
BRASS BANDS dontyotc.
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The A.yarado bulletin

From The Ayarado Bulletin
PooR CRANFIlL Even his own
,idc-the side he worked so hard TO
build up-disown him. 1t is hard on
man when he falls from so dizzy u
helghth as CraniiIl thought he oc-
cupicd.
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SCALY, ITCHY SKI
ana all Itchin@ ana seal, Nj,
scalp Disease cured by Culln,

Psoriasis, Eczema. letter, Kiugwotr
pfultus, Scald head, Mllkcrlsl Uaaif,s
ber>. Bakers GrODorS and NashgfA-
itch and every species of itching
~eHly, pmpIy humOrs, oi the SKIN sri.
with loss Of hair ar positively cured X,
cura tine great skin cure, aud Cu,leu,.
Au exquisite skin beAutiner eRtetua'
terunlly, when physicians and all ON
dies fail.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-03

From The Midlothian News.
That WAS fine editorial in sun
days WACO EXAMINER under tn
caption of democratic Disruption.
BMtOW wears a level head
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MaIherbe, the gifted From' ,l'o'
declared that of all thinnuaV 8.
possesses, women alone tsto MEl
in being possessed. This " PIED
orally true of the sweeter 'vgai0
the ivy plant, she longs for ~, :,
to cling TO and love-to in gu
protection. This being ho ,NoI
tive, ought she not to be toid ta
PierCe's Fayorite prescrin,ioN. Wy
physical salvation of her wv ". [
baniehcs those distrc,siny ~, wy
that make her life burden A y
all painful irregularities. u,e1i,.
orders. Inflammation and ulr"N
prolapsus and kindred wes,,
rs, u noryinc, it cures neryrS
haus'iou. prostration. dcbility,
mental anxiety and hypoc.,
and promotes refreshing Joe,
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DIR. CARROLL in his character of
preacher of the unscarchable riches
II Gods grace, is . sacred character,
but DR.. Carroll as politician spell,
omore than any body else,
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From th' Coumbu citizen,
THE WAco EXAMINER says "prohi-
biuou is outo of money. Well, what
do they want with money; Is not
"thc grand moral party working for
nothing, simply to save their neigh
bOrt.
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Ut'..,. ON, OIL. MOI. .. b. .tt.... ftv.4
of sam Nntonin rot-
tcn.cggcd your bishop Turner but
m)lc-tcd, aud they nlk about the
liberty OF the co!orcd man. Heaven
' u, '' ! IRON ron, Hhl OF me rotlGn.cgS
Au-lin probiLi,ionjst '''
This i. from fine .allron.tjntcJ oroor
.nt \us,in. thoi',ots it..m,ro, from,
Tcva. nrohihitioni.ts and ,s moral.
from fl .nsa. No..ucb vi,..ot,o,or, ~
array race nreiudico ever cmsn,tcd
from a T,xas bosom M matter HOY,
much poi,oned by prohibit,on foroti.
cism. nj. divine mo- information IN
the s,ribb'rr who u,,orcd o,.l cir.n-
lated I'M. saulcr 10 saw thoi nisbon
Turner wa, not "rottnn ,oog,d, ~
san Antonio in fac, ncvor smoke nor
attcmpted TO sneak ,hcre Hntnovcr.
theless I'm n contest marl,od ro, rcck-
less mcudacin. this has boop about
the best stuck TO and most ipdustri-
ously handled of nll the lie. tina, have
been ,pewod out upon the canyas,.
rconlo IA, ro,, Worth na,hn.i,', ,,.,'
. .ucccss Tho u,orchan., ~, IL
,lvcrtising npd uns,n,.I ,,i,,n,, ~,
mono, ou,or,a,u 49,
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TOHEIGN AFFAIn>.
Turtle,
WAS WAhNLN REC.

WAS WARMLY RECEIVED
CoNsrANrlNorLE, July 2.- Strauss,
the United States minister, present d
credentials to the sultan today and
was warmly received.
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On, dear no, it isn'tpoIitical Who
said that 1T was; Who was the van
dial any how?
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SoMEHow the futeful lottcr- always
fall into our hands.
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Consistency, Thou Art a
Jewel, and Sherman
Owns Thee.
lie shows How, Lately. lie
Rode Two Horses Going in
Opposite Directions.
Bcgs that Truth he Told, and IL
Ale can stand Truth HE /,
Poison Proof.


coNsrrENC} THOU ARr SHERMAN.
NEW NoaE, July Senator John
sherman is il the city tor the purpose
of attending amccting ofthe board
OF directors OF the Fort Wayne road
Several Interviews with him are pub.
lished, and among other Things he
says that he does not know whether
President ClcAviaud's battle flag or
der will hurt him or not, but THINKS he
will be rcnominatcd and adds that
Governor Hill j. not known lie il
known as "a New York politician of
course, but ! mean rs a candidate for
the presidency" AS TO the criticisms
OF alleged Inconsistencies in his Nash
vile, Tenn, aud Springfield, Illinois,
speeches he says There are no in-
consistencies in the two speeches, |
simply took different subject, and
different liues of thought in order
that might answer my opponents.
| had both of my speeches printed,
II any Inconsistencies can be pointed
out | should like to see them" lie
expressed the opinion that the repub-
lican party would win in 1855 and
that Governor Foraker will bc re-
elected this fall.
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SECTION or rHEFuNaolp

LONDON, July "A section of The
Growth last removed from the throat
OF the German crown prince was sent
Prof Nirch9W at Berlin for cXami.
uation. The letter has Just made
thoroughly satisfactory report which
has delighted the emperor and prince
The Queen in
KINDLY LETTER
thanks the women of the kingdom for
thcIr gift ON he occasion OF her jubi.
lee. During the
RIoTING ~ BOLTON
last night there was a mob Of 1000 in
the streets The police were power
less. The Military lad to be called
out. Many windows were smashed
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lF then lit is political, is ituot anti
democratic.
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The largest stock Of pianos, organs,
yiolins, guitars, strings, sheet music
and everything in the music line at
Ihos. Goggan \ Bro, No. l69 South
Fourth street, Waco.
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ward struck Joseph NJ. rh,N
the Wing office, and ei.in19ni,n
Limestone Typogra6bicsy1en 4
almost dccapitatcd him gak,
neck was torn away and .. MS h
plosion that followed hi. y@t.
frightfully mangled. EoIo o,e1.,
a merchant, had his face 81 VI.
the same missile. "fetk:
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If You wake in the morning with a
bitter taste in your moul5. coated
tongue perhaps headache, your liver
Is torpid. You need Carriers Little
Liver Pills,
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-, srpANrILor SCALE,

scr henderson. IS s f..
psoriasis or lcprosN, of tWcutt your- ,l
ot CuucurR Remedies 1Nc most $50.
cgre on record dustpauiW ,t sea-.
from him duty. rhysiemus aud Bis
though he must die.
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Old FLY-Ur-rHr-cREEll

IIIsHuRG july - senator Sher.
man passed through this city this
morning enroute from tho castle his
home III Ohio. In al interview he
emphalically denies the statement
atout Elaine credited to him III II
NV ork interview published i'm
thc morning papers. Said Au:"l was
not cntcrN!eWd III New \ ork. what
appear III morning papers was maui
Hiaotureu. was IN q room at the
ho'e' WAeie number OF gentlemen
NSre 'aINH's u", j was not mn erVlcW-
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The prohibitionists can certainly
beat any one single party on earth
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THE leaders were all there
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CRANFILL was there.
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CHURCH and college choirs don't
vote to any alarming extent.
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liERNpoN was there.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20
U. S. Grant is a tonsorlaI artist at

U. S. Grant is a tonsorial artist al
Toms River.
Mr.. Sweeney, a well-to-do grocery
man, of Camden. had to borrow three
cents to get home from Glouces-
ter last Sunday as he had been robbed
Of a gold watch and all bis money.
At the annual meeting of Bur
lington county Board of Agriculture
last Saturday DR.. w. d. f. Miller
said there were comparatively few Gus
Is Of contagious pleuro-pneumonia iu
South Jersey. A number of cases Of
glanders had been discovered among
horses in Cumberland county, at
Bridgeton. where "A carload of horses
had been brought in from Ohio. Sew
eral had already exhibited well-drfned
symptoms of the malady. and were de
stroyed. and it is feared the entire lot
have been contaminated. The increase
in the number of cases of bovine tuber
culosis was also receiving a good deal
Of attention, DR.. Miller said. Mauy
farmers were sceptical i'll regard to
the existence of the disease, but a sin
gle post-mortem examination would
convince the most increduIous thal
neither the flesh nor milk Of the ami
nal was lit for food.
Lots in the side streets of Atlantic
city, 80 by 10O--now sell for $500, OF
more than the entire beach was worth
thirty years ago.
1t is said that sufficient patronage
has not been extended to the Vineland
ProhiJtioHjst to warrant its continued
publication.
State superintendent Chapman COM
plains that there is not a city in the
State that has accommodation for 70
per cent. of the children Of school age.
Salem he rates at % per cent, being
fourth on the list.
Joseph l.. Mar, editor il proprlt-
tor OF the Trenton True American, the
state Democratic organ, Was arrested
last week on a charge of criminal libel
preferred by Frank a. MCGOWAN. the
Republican Mayor of the City, AMI
gave bail in $1,000. The alleged libel
consisted in editorial allusions connect
ing Mayor McGowan's name with that
OF Il married woman named G%ribben.
The Mayor claims to have evidence
connecting several prominent Demo-
cratic politicians in a conspiracy TO in
jury him for political reasons, and 9th
er arrests will probably follow.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20
FAIR PRIVILEGES.

TIE privileges of the Woodstown
Far were sold on Thursday to tie
following
Root beer and soda water fountain,
b. f. Horner, BrIdgetcn, $50 miner
al water. mead, lemonade and sarsapar
lila, G. Butler. Philadelphia, SO; con-
~fectionery. John Brady, Philadelphia.
SIS; ice cream and cakes. BENZ. Abbott
Woodstown, $40; nuts Of all kinds, Al
bert Kain, Philadelphia, $50: foreign
fruits, john Brady, Pliladeldhia, 50;
oysters, No. /, b. f. Lee, Salem, Sal;
oysters, No. 2, b. f. Lee, Salem, ST,
pop corn, john Brady, Philadelphia,
$3.50; horse feed, Charles BUT. Woods
town, S25; Inner stand, Mrs. SmitL
Hewitt, Woodstown. SIS; tobacco and
cigars, w. Kinin, Atlantic City, $22,-
so; photographs, Frank Snyder, Glou-
cester, $1,000
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20

G. G. Green aud party are expecting
TO return home this week.
Co. II. 9Th Reg. of Woodbury. had
ten men that qualified as marksmen,
having two more than any other com
pany.
w. Z. Davis has the contract for
placing an iron fence around the
Court House.
The ceilings of the Academy are
being frescoed.
Pastor PierSon of the Baptist church
is away on his vacation.
That glee clnb must be careful about
their singing underneath the windows,
or something might be split.
g. H. Baker and family are spend
ing their vacation at cambridge New
York.
The base ball club (Defance) of this
city played with the WoOdstown club,
score s to 5. The Woodstown club
will visit here on Friday.
5. r. Budd is running four in hand
buss to Pitman Grove nightly.
Josiah Cloud aud family are down to
Cape May.
Charles Gebherd has gone West as
aal smen for G. G.. Green.
he NJ. E. church Lyceum intend to
have a festival next month, in Gar
lhues hall.
he mayor has issued al order that
lr sons must not lounge on the cor
neIi or block the sidewalks.
The saloons will close on the 25th OF
tbis month NJ
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20

Frank Drake, Walter lands, George
Finefrock and Arthur Culbertston were
Thursday in Philadelphia held in 81 300
bail each for a further hearing on Wed
nesday next, on the charge of the lar
ceny of goods from freight ears on The
New York Division OF the %Pennsylya-
MIA railroad, on which they were en-
plnyed as brakemen. Louisa 0rakr,
wife of one Of The defendants, was also
held 10 answer the charge of receiving
some OF the goods.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20
SHERIFF'S SALE
REAL ESTATE !

IN CHANCERY OF NEW~ERsEY
Between j Edgar Tyler. Complt,
and Fieri Facias
Jos. Curriden and uX and ais DftsA
BY virtue of the above stated writ, to me dir
ected and delivered, viii sell at Public Ven
due, in front of the Court House in the city Of
Salem, n. j., on
SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1857,
Between the hours of twelve aud five O'Clock in
tbe fternoo Of said day, all the following de
scribed Farm, tract or piece of land, situate in
the township Of Upper enns Neck, inthe Coun-
ty OF Salem, and bounded as follows eegin-
ming at a stone Tor a corner In he lint OF John
Borden's lar d, near the West corner Of the
woods, and is bounded by said woods, by the
public road leading from Pennsgroye, past ia
cob FeathcTer's Joseph Doibow and Will m
Rains to Auburn, by lands OF Joseph II. COch-
ran, by the Morris land. by Joseph Dolbow's
woodland, by John g. Petersou's land, by John
EoFdcn's land and others containing
S ACRES and twenty hundredths Of N Acre
OF tillable land and woodland together, be the
same more or less being the same premises
conveyed to the said JosephC urriden and Eliza
beth Curriden by Josiah Dolbow, by deed dated
February 10, lsS5, and intended to be recorded.
seized and ta> en- In execution as the proper
ny Of Joseph Curriden aud ux, aud ais, de,
PENDANTS, at the suit Of J. Edgar Tyler, com
p inant, and to be sold By
CLINTON nelly, Sherih.
VT. HmLIARD, SOlr.
Dated Sherin's ONCE, Salem, n. j., July 6, 1857.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20
now TO REMOVE. MOSQUITOES.

Says All exchange 80 remove mos
quitoes from a room mix four ounces
OF oil cloves, two ounces of oil of Jaw
ender. eight ounces Of cspsicum, eight
ounces of camphOr. half a pint of spir-
its of turpintihe, and half a pound of
insect powder. Catch the mosquitoes
and give them a half Il %teaspoonfull ey-
ery- fifteen minutes. As soon as they
begin to show signs of paralysis hit
them tenderly with a paving rammer.
They can then be removed from the
room without danger"
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20
The Game Laws.
HIightstows Gazette

1t is lawful to shoot upland plover
now, reed bird after August 18th, rail
bird and sumlner duck aftel Septem-
Der lst, gray squirrel-and woodcoek af-
ter October lat, quail, pheasant and
RABBIT after November list. The law
c~oncerniug squirrel has not changed.
The law concerning squirrel killed in.
September is Sl5, and an additional
reward of SO is offered in this county
for pelsat.s violating the law, either on
their own property or that of another.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20
Board Of Chosen FreehoIders.

BOtEO Oh ECchhUAsAtTSs
The August meeting was held at the
Court House OIL Wednesday of last
week. Bills from the several town
ships, &c. were read and ordered paid.
On motion, the Co. Collector was
ordered to borrow $1,000, in anticipa
ton of the collection of taxes.
An error made by ex-Freeholder Ac-
ton, of ElsinborO, in settlement, of SO
against himself, was, on motion, cor
rected by an order of $40 in his favor.
Committee on Claims reported in IA
vor of paying T. Dunn & Co., underta-
kers amended bill for buying Ham Ia
Granger, a county patient, S22.o6. On
motion, adopted.
Bill of $25 for repairing damage
done by lightning to he Court House
was ordered not to be paid by the county
deeming it proper for The Farmers In-
IA Co. to pay it, ana the Commit
tee on Public Buildings to present the
same.
Bill OF j. W. Acton, for S15 so, fees
aud expenses in investigating sudden
death of a Russian at Alliance settle
ment, Pittsgrove; also, bill of Consta-
bic Carney, So for fees and services
in same case. being approved lay Pros
ecutor Shape, We're ordered paid. The
Coroner's bill in same case, S14 10, was
ordered paid,
several cases of sudden deaths, with
Corcner's bills. were passed,
Regarding the ballot h vS odcnd
to be procured, according % law, uhe
Clerk read a letter received by him
from II. e. Kelsey, Sec'y Of State, adj
wishing him tn order the boxes, as re-
CURED.
Committee on several small bridges
reported. Repairs We're ordered to be
made as needed. The bridge at Hen
ry Austin's, in Pilesgrove, was report
ed as being not worth repair, and a
new bridge was ordered 10 be built.
Joseph b. Thompson and A. Lincoln
Fox appeared and complained about a
bridge called Thuuderbolt having been
put on the road between Salem and
Handcock's Bridge by a private indiyid-
ual, to the injury of many farmers, as
it drained water upon them. On mo-
ton, a committee was appointed to in
vestig ate the matter-Griseom, Baker,
Allen.
A bridge was asked for a new street
at Elmer, and the following committee
was appointed Miller, Mayhem, En-
mel.
Committee on Penn's Neck Iron
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-20

The grand combination Festival Of
Ladies Of st. Pauls NJ. e. Church and
the P~ennsgrcve Cornet Band, advortis
ed to be held this evening in Divers
Woods, has been postponed until moons
light nights, when full notice will be
given.
On Thursday peaches sold at the
Peach Exchange Wyoming, Del, at
Toe a. 81. 80 per basket; whites 75c. "a
s115; yellows s1.2O "a S1.5O. Average
price S1.10. 1t is thought the market
will be lower. "a carloads were ship
ped over the Delaware Railroad Oh
Thursday, making 529 car loads to that
date.
Although many of the crops IN this
section have failed, it is interesting TO
know that the sweet potato crop of
the Eastern Shore of Virginia will
reach 400, 90 barrels. These figures are
based on estimates furnished by the
transportation companies. The ship
ment of watermelons from Norfolk and
the Peninsula to Philadelphia and New
York the other day reached $4,000.
On Wednesday evening while James
Finnegan, of Lower Penns Neck, with
two ladies, was driving over the Cove
eausway his horse became frightened
at the light glimmering from a resi-
dence and SHE'D into the fence along
Norton's meadow. The fence gave
way and the whole party was precipi-
tated into the ditch. The horse after
wallowing through the quagmires trot-
ted leisurely to the farthest fence,
where it MAS found standing quietly,
uninjured, with nothing broken about
the buggy but the dash and a small
spring. None of the party were in
jured, although there are other baths
more enjoyable than mud ones. The
ditch is about four feet below the road.